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	objects from disk
	restoreEndianness

	private
	pvtAt: pvtAt:put: swapShortObjects

	instance creation
	new:

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	at: Return the 16-bit integer value at the given index of the receiver.
	at:put: Store the given 16-bit integer at the given index in the receiver.
	defaultElement
	size Answer how many elements the receiver contains.

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	restoreEndianness This word object was just read in from a stream. It was stored in Big Endian (Mac) format. Swap each pair of bytes (16-bit word), if the current machine is Little Endian. Why is this the right thing to do? We are using memory as a byteStream. High and low bytes are reversed in each 16-bit word, but the stream of words ascends through memory. Different from a Bitmap.

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	pvtAt: Private -- for swapping only
	pvtAt:put: Private -- for swapping only
	swapShortObjects Private -- swap all the short quantities in the receiver

	class initialization	top
	initialize ShortIntegerArray initialize
	startUp Check if the word order has changed from the last save
	startUpFrom: In this case, do we need to swap word halves when reading this segement?
	swapShortObjects

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	new: Answer an instance of this class with the number of indexable variables specified by the argument, sizeRequested.